Buildings with low historical violations near 145 St station in NYC

It’s a filter based on historical violations signals tied to NYC open-record data, used by Openigloo to help you narrow the field. It’s a starting signal, not a guarantee of the condition you’ll experience after you move in.

Open-record data can reflect earlier time periods, so it may lag real-world conditions. Even with low historical signals, ask the building about the most recent issues and current maintenance practices.

Openigloo groups the eligible buildings (17+ here) and lets you compare renter reviews, tenant Q&A, and the relevant open-data violation signals so you can make a more informed shortlist.

The page is scoped to the area around the 145 St station. For a precise commute plan, verify directions and travel time from each building you’re considering.

Ask about recent repair timelines, any ongoing construction or pest-prevention steps, how complaints are handled, and whether maintenance requests are tracked and resolved consistently. Use tenant Q&A to form targeted questions.

This is a multi-filter page pairing the “145 St station area” scope with “low-historic-violations.” You should still verify that each building’s current availability and lease terms match what you need.

No. Use the filter to narrow options, then weigh it alongside tenant feedback, responsiveness described in Q&A, and your own due diligence (building questions, walkthroughs, and reference checks where possible).